Note the part about Larry Summers therein.
Deborah Sklar ... cites a blueprint called The East Asian Miracle, written by US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers, in which he urges governments to 'insulate' themselves from 'pluralist pressures' and to suppress trade unions. This, she says, became a primary Kopassus role during the years of training by the United States.
I presume that this was the East Asia study Larry commissioned while at the World Bank and that came out in book from as _The East Asian Miracle_ (Washington: World Bank: 1994?).
If so, this is a really weird reading of what seemed to me a pretty good book by Nancy Birdsall and company...
- [PEN-L:11291] Re: Re: Early economists and the origin of capitalism, (continued)
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- [PEN-L:11289] [Fwd: "How US Trained Butchers of Timor"], michael perelman Sun 19 Sep 1999, 21:20 GMT
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